One early thesis written by this philosopher considers the theory of space from a Kantian view. Many posthumously published works by this philosopher were written during his tenure at UCLA and include studies of thermodynamics, probability, and induction. This man used "correspondance" or "c-rules" and "t-postulates" to build off Frank Ramsay's attempts to make sentences such as "are electrons real?" more empirical in his work Pseudoproblems in Philosophy. Along with Hans Reichenbach, this thinker co-created the Erkenntnis journal of (*) analytic philosophy. He argued 
One early thesis written by this philosopher considers the theory of space from a Kantian view. Many posthumously published works by this philosopher were written during his tenure at UCLA and include studies of thermodynamics, probability, and induction. This man used "correspondance" or "c-rules" and "t-postulates" to build off Frank Ramsay's attempts to make sentences such as "are electrons real?" more empirical in his work Pseudoproblems in Philosophy. Along with Hans Reichenbach, this thinker co-created the Erkenntnis journal of (*) analytic philosophy. He argued against the Wittgenstein's reductive view of language in Logical Syntax of Language, and he claimed that all empirical statements should be grounded in immediate experiences in a foundational work of logical positivism. For 10 points, name this author of The Logical Structure of the World, a colleague of Moritz Schlick and Otto Neurath and Vienna Circle head honcho.
One early thesis written by this philosopher considers the theory of space from a Kantian view.
Rudolf {Carnap}